Thursday, June 22, 2006
All lanes of southbound Highway 101 in San Francisco are release this morning after a female pedestrian was killed Tuesday night on the highway mere south of Silver Avenue, the California Highway Patrol reported.
Reports from callers came in to CHP around 10:20 p.m. about a body in the roadway that might have been hit some times, CHP officer Ben Chaney said.
CHP officer's inwards and shut down lanes 1 and 2 of the highway to conduct an investigation.
The officers reported that the woman was probable hit by a vehicle, and then further strike by other vehicles, Chaney said.
CHP investigators were annoying to contact a person who called earlier saying that they smack something in the road, according to Chaney.
Reports from callers came in to CHP around 10:20 p.m. about a body in the roadway that might have been hit some times, CHP officer Ben Chaney said.
CHP officer's inwards and shut down lanes 1 and 2 of the highway to conduct an investigation.
The officers reported that the woman was probable hit by a vehicle, and then further strike by other vehicles, Chaney said.
CHP investigators were annoying to contact a person who called earlier saying that they smack something in the road, according to Chaney.
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